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Countdown to Election Day: Virtual campaign events grow in importance
With Election Day now under 100 days away, Republicans and Democrats will focus even more on drawing in voters for digital events.
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District B election set for Dec. 12, nearly a year after its original date - DefenderNetwork.com
The 269th District Court on Monday, Oct. 19, confirmed that Saturday, Dec. 12, 2020, will be the date for the Houston City Council District B runoff election. The Court's decision allows residents of District B to finally be able to elect their new city councilmember, which has been long overdue
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State of the nation address: Healthcare expectations
THE entire world has been ravaged by the deadly coronavirus since December 2019. So many countries have gone into economic recession where economic growth has slowed, unemployment has gone up with prices being unstable and unpredictable. Production stalled in many countries as companies
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UK says 4-week coronavirus lockdown may have to last longer - Black News Channel
By JILL LAWLESS Associated Press LONDON (AP) — A new national lockdown in England may have to last longer than the planned four weeks if coronavirus infection rates don't fall quickly enough, a senior government minister said Sunday. The lockdown announced Saturday by Prime Minister Boris Johnson
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#Election2020 | CNN's final 2020 Electoral College outlook: A remarkably stable race comes to an end | The Atlanta Voice
Perhaps one of the most unexpected developments in the 2020 presidential campaign is how remarkably stable the state of the race has proved to be through extraordinarily turbulent times. As the race for the White House comes to a close, the landscape looks quite similar to how it looked after the
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Source: The Atlanta Voice
Two more COVID deaths reported, ministry still to confirm - Stabroek News
Two more deaths as a result of COVID-19 were yesterday recorded even as ministry officials await to confirm them. The article Two more COVID deaths reported, ministry still to confirm appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Nigerian soldiers fire at protesters, at least two hit -witnesses | News24
Soldiers opened fire on Nigerians protesting against police brutality in the Lekki district of the commercial capital Lagos on Tuesday, and at least two people were shot, four witnesses told Reuters.
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On The Trail: Why 2020 is the most important election in our lifetime
This year’s election is the most important in our lifetime. It is a tired cliché, one parroted by presidents and politicians every two years in hopes of driving their voters to the polls.
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Texas Supreme Court rejects GOP-led effort to throw out nearly 127,000 Harris County votes - DefenderNetwork.com
A legal cloud hanging over nearly 127,000 votes already cast in Harris County was at least temporarily lifted Sunday when the Texas Supreme Court rejected a request by several conservative Republican activists and candidates to preemptively throw out early balloting from drive-thru polling sites in
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Africa: 'Whoever Finds the Vaccine Must Share It'
Analysis - We lost colleagues. Others were intubated. It was really scary…. [I am] praying to have a vaccine soon. —“Fernanda”, nurse at a public hospital in Ceará state, Brazil, July 28, 2020
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A Green Balance
By Jacqueline Gray Miller Balance is not something you find. Balance is something you create. Thomasine “TC” Jackson and Yohance Owens both use this approach as servant-leaders. Partners with the National Wildlife Federation, Jackson and Owens are addressing water, infrastructure, climate-induced
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Rwanda: e-Waste Recycling Project to Generate More Green Jobs
[New Times] E-waste collection and recycling has created over 400 green jobs which is expected to increase once the recycling facility and nationwide collection points are fully operational.
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ALL IS NOT WELL IN WATTS - Los Angeles Sentinel
Councilman Joe Buscaino recently replied to a series of articles by the undersigned setting forth facts demonstrating that Watts is and has been a politically neglected appendage of Los Angeles. Mr. Buscaino takes issue with that contention and responds that Watts has not been neglected and cites
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Two more COVID deaths, 30 new cases - Stabroek News
Two new COVID-19 deaths were yesterday recorded as 30 more cases of the virus were also reported. The article Two more COVID deaths, 30 new cases appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Forty-six new COVID cases reported - Stabroek News
Forty-six more persons have tested positive for COVID-19 according to the Ministry of Health’s (MoH) dashboard for yesterday. The article Forty-six new COVID cases reported appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Birmingham City Schools announces dates for return to classrooms 
bhamcityschools.org With local rates of COVID-19 spread now at moderate levels, teachers and staff in Birmingham City Schools will return to in-person work on Monday, Oct. 26, Superintendent Dr. Mark Sullivan announced Tuesday. Two weeks later, on Nov. 9, pre-K through 8th- grade students, along
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What we know so far about school reopenings in California - Black Voice News
In summary Despite limited testing requirements, California schools that have reopened for in-person instruction have largely avoided COVID-19 outbreaks. Still, some teachers and legislators say large scale surveillance testing is necessary to the rest of the state's schools and that lack of data
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Uefa Champions League fixtures on Tuesday, 20 October
Here are all the Uefa Champions League fixtures taking place as the competition gets underway with eight matches on Tuesday.
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‘Tower Project’ rises as a Pinch District possibility - TSDMemphis.com
by James Coleman -  Developers of a proposed 30-45 story glass highrise in the Pinch District made their pitch to the Memphis City Council in an effort to gain backing for the acquisition of the parcels of land earmarked for the project. The $180 million “Tower Project” includes a hotel called “The
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Toshao believes Kwebanna lockdown effective - Stabroek News
After crossing the halfway point of a planned two-week lockdown, the indigenous community of Kwebanna, in Region One, is still seeing new cases of COVID-19 but its Toshao Paul Pierre believes it has nonetheless been effective in stemming
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Ivory Coast ruling party warns opposition over post-vote unrest | News24
Ivory Coast President Alassane Ouattara's ruling party on Sunday warned opposition leaders against attempts to call for a transition of power after they boycotted a weekend election in protest over his bid for a third term.
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Two more COVID deaths recorded - Stabroek News
The Ministry of Health today said that two more persons who tested positive for the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) have died. The article Two more COVID deaths recorded appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Mozambique: Ingc On Alert As the Rainy Season Begins
[AIM] Maputo -- The Mozambican relief agency, the National Disaster Management Institute (INGC), in partnership with the community risk management committees, is putting in place preventive efforts in response to the rainy season, which begins in October, said on Monday the INGC delegate in the
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WATCH | Curfew declared in Nigeria's Lagos over 'monster' protests | News24
Authorities declared a 24-hour curfew in Nigeria's economic hub Lagos as violence flared in widespread protests that have rocked cities across the country.
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DCPS to Offer Students In-Person School Seats by Friday: Report
D.C. Public Schools' plan to allow some elementary school students to classrooms next month amid the coronavirus pandemic will prioritize those who are suffering from homelessness, have special education needs, are at risk or learning English as a second language, school officials said.
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Mending Open Wounds: Equitable Solutions to Address Systemic Racism in Healthcare - Los Angeles Sentinel
It’s the year 2020 and we are still fighting systemic racism – not just in our neighborhoods and streets, but also in our healthcare system. The roots run deep –the 19th and 20th centuries included several ground-breaking studies which advanced
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Jamaican Jackie Gordon seeking to make history in US elections - Stabroek News
(Jamaica Gleaner) The November 3 United States general elections could be a history-making one for Jackie Gordon. The article Jamaican Jackie Gordon seeking to make history in US elections appeared first on Stabroek News.
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The importance of voting local
In the months leading up to this November, you are going to be told to vote. A lot. You probably already have been, maybe multiple times. If you are growing tired of these constant reminders, it is time to recognize that they are necessary — and that calls to participate in elections apply to more
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Latino voters pitted against BLM in false Spanish media - TheGrio
A Spanish-language station in Miami shared false information regarding the Black Lives Matter organization. Read More: Threat over BLM mural... View Article The post Latino voters pitted against BLM in false Spanish media appeared first on TheGrio.
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